Correlation among clinic blood pressure, ambulatory blood pressure and cardiovascular diseases in diabetic populations / 心血管康复医学杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective: To explore correlation among clinic blood pressure (CBP), ambulatory blood pressure (ABP) and cardiovascular diseases in diabetic populations.Methods: A total of 336 patients complicated with type 2 diabetes mellitus, who received 24h ambulatory blood pressure monitoring, were selected.According to complicated with coronary heart disease or stroke or not, they were divided into cardiovascular disease group (CVD group, n=122) and no cardiovascular disease group (NCVD group, n=214).Blood lipids, blood pressure, CBP and ABP etc.were compared between two groups;according to median of 24h mean SBP (122mmHg), they were divided into <122mmHg group (n=168) and ≥122mmHg group (n=168), incidence of cardiovascular diseases was compared between these two groups.Results: (1) Compared with NCVD group, there were significant rise in age, percentages of smoking and hypertension, and plasma hsCRP level in CVD group (P<0.05 or <0.01);for ambulatory blood pressure,there were significant rise in levels of 24h mean SBP(mSBP) [(119.8±8.7)mmHg vs.(124.4±9.6) mmHg], daytime SBP (dSBP)[(121.4±9.3) mmHg vs.(128.0±10.3) mmHg] and nighttime SBP(nSBP) [(114.4±4.2) mmHg vs.(120.8±4.7) mmHg] in CVD group, P<0.01 all;there was no significant difference in CBP between two groups;(2) compared with <122mmHg group, there were significant rise in percentages of stroke (20.2% vs.25.0%) and total cardiovascular diseases (32.7% vs.39.9%) in ≥122mmHg group, P<0.01 both;(3) Logistic regression analysis indicated that diabetic patients no matter complicated with hypertension or not, 24h mean SBP was always an independent risk factors of diabetic patients complicated cardiovascular diseases (OR=1.83, 1.36, P<0.05 all).Conclusion: ABP is superior to CBP in predicting cardiovascular risk in patients with diabetes, and 24h mean SBP may be a good ABP index to predict cardiovascular risk.